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1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, 53,686 Original Miles, 2 Owner, Beautiful Truck!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:53686
Location:

Sheridan, Wyoming, United States

Sheridan, Wyoming, United States
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1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer
53,636 ORIGINAL MILES
2 Owner Truck

This is a beauty!!!  I purchased this truck this summer from a fellow in Colorado.  The original owner/purchaser bought it new in Craig, Colorado, from Cook Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. Jeep and Subaru.  He was a doctor there and you can tell by the stuff he collected with it that is was his pride and joy.  He cut out newspaper clippings about the wagoneer, the original purchase invoice and window sticker are with it along with the original book/brochure that he marked in what he wanted to order with the truck! There are also many receipts and service history with the truck.  ****IT ALSO COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL KEY FAUB WHICH IS VERY RARE TO FIND***

Here is a short list of the last major service that was done in 2007 with 44,644 on the odom.

Full service, front brakes, rear brakes, rear wheel bearing and power steering hose.  

When the first owner died he left it to his neighbor who let it sit in a garage and it didn't get driven much at all.  My mechanic has gone through it thoroughly and has replaced any seals or gaskets that were leaking.  It did have the notorious peeling clear coat so the truck has had a high quality repaint with the original baltic blue. 

The interior is in immaculate condition with very little wear.  Everything is original down to the floor mats.  

Mechanically it runs and drives great.  This is truly the nicest wagoneer I have ever had and the best color too!  

Please feel free to call or email with any questions.  Some other cars that spark my interest that I might be willing to trade:  Pre 1973 Porsche 911 or 356,  Series 1 E-Type Jag, first gen camaro, 66-67 chevelle ss, toyota land cruiser fj40, fj45, fj60 and fj62, pre 1977 ford bronco... NOT interested in your moms 1999 grand caravan!! Must be classic and cool!

ONE LAST THING!!! PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL FUNDING IS IN PLACE BEFORE BIDDING!!!

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